Bright shall thy mem’ry be

Jere Lundholm ’53
Part of the university’s DNA

f you used to hang around the UNH Field House, you likely would have heard the name “Jerriet” mentioned on a regularly basis. The person behind the unusual moniker is actually two people — Jere Lundholm ’53 and Harriet Forkey ’54, ’67G, who together could be considered the most loyal and loving of Wildcats — to each other and to their alma mater.

For decades, Jere Lundholm — the “Jere” of Jerriet — dedicated his time and treasure to not only support current UNH athletes and programs, but also to stay connected with his fellow UNH alums. On June 15, 2021, he died, following a recent diagnosis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS.

The diagnosis was especially hard for those who knew Jere as a lifelong athlete. “By the end he couldn’t stand, and for somebody who had been so active all his life, it was hard to believe,” Harriet says. “He was just an absolutely beautiful skier and lacrosse player — graceful, flowing and strong.”

The pair dated during Harriet’s senior year, when Jere was in graduate school at MIT. But life took them on different paths, until they reconnected during a skiing trip to Austria with mutual friend Penny Pitou in the 1970s, and then again in the 1980s. They married in 1984, when both were in their 50s. It was his first marriage, and he inherited Harriet, two children, a horse, a dog, a cat, and a beautiful home on Cardigan Mountain in Alexandria, New Hampshire. Harriet says in each other, they found a partner who was positive and empathetic. She also notes one of the secrets to their relationship was Jere’s ability to listen.

He was passionate about his life with Harriet and their family, (which includes Robert and Waree Belford and their children Vincent and Carissa Belford; and Charlene and Robert Fellows). His second passion was for his alma mater. His attachment to the university began long before he became a student here. His parents, Carl and Ada Lundholm, were both connected with UNH, as his father was the athletic director here for 42 years and the namesake of Lundholm Gymnasium.

Lundholm played lacrosse as an undergrad, and excelled at all he pursued in both academics and athletics — earning a 4.0 GPA and several scholarships, including a full scholarship for his graduate work at MIT, where he earned his master’s in mechanical engineering. He spent two years in the U.S. Air Force before starting what would be a 35-year career at the international consulting firm Arthur D. Little. There he worked as a case engineer, solving thermodynamics problems and other technological issues, before eventually serving as the vice president of international contracting. His career allowed him to travel internationally, and he used every trip as an opportunity to learn more about the people and places where he was working.

Harriet says her husband was special in that he never let his ego run amok, and was never lording over others. “He was a very grounded person; he had a lot of emotion, but he had no anger in him,” she recalls, noting that her husband was “caring, empathetic … always optimistic and looking for a win-win solution in any negotiation.” He also had a great sense of humor and loved telling stories, she says.

Throughout his lifetime, he was the embodiment of a loyal alumnus. In 1966, he began serving for three terms on the Alumni Association board of directors. He served on the Athletic Director’s Advisory Board and numerous committees. He was the first recipient of the UNH Foundation’s Volunteer of the Year Award. Lundholm was inducted into the UNH Athletics Hall of Fame. His last volunteer project with Harriet was to organize and implement the Fabulous 50’s Decade Reunion. Both were honored by UNH as recipients of the 2019 Hubbard Family Award for Service to Philanthropy. Their combined passion project was the UNH Sports Gallery Project, on display in the Field House. Over 10 years, they worked with an active committee and UNH Athletics to raise more than $100,000 and collect photos and identify team members. The gallery includes photos of not just athletic teams, but also other UNH recreational activities, dating back to 1894.

Childhood friend Dudley Dudley ’59 told the Manchester Union-Leader newspaper that both the University of New Hampshire and the town of Durham have lost a kindhearted, iconic man. She said she will always remember Lundholm’s facial expressions. “He had a smile that just wouldn’t stop,” Dudley said. “He used it often. It made people feel very much a part of his life.”

Harriet says her husband wanted to be remembered for his kindness. “He was truly interested in people and always wanted to do good.” She notes that even he was dying and in the last few weeks of his life, he continued to take a special interest in each of the hospice workers who came to their home, asking questions to get to know them, curious about their lives and their hopes and dreams. Says Harriet, “He still kept that positive generosity and engaging friendliness about him.”

mong Bea Worden Dalton’s favorite memories of her husband, Mike, are the more than 30 years they spent traveling to Hawaii where they hiked in Volcanoes National Park and snorkeled in the warm water off Kona. In Maui they shared the once-in-a-lifetime experience of photographing a whale as it swam beneath their sailboat.

Married for 37 years, the Daltons also enjoyed river cruises on the Columbia River and the Danube and spent time on the water close to home in Exeter. Dalton had discovered the joys of boating on New Hampshire lakes during his childhood in Laconia and passed his interest on to Bea and their children, daughters Jill and Lee Ann, and son, Scott. “We loved being on the water with the four boats we owned during our married life,” says Bea: “Sparky,” a 26-foot lobster boat used for cruising, was a special favorite.

Following a period of declining health, Mike Dalton died on December 2, 2020, at his home in Mesa, Arizona, where he and Bea had moved in 2018. In her eulogy at his UNH memorial service held in Kingsbury Hall, Bea recalled happy days in New Hampshire when children of extended family members came to visit.

For Scott, boating meant special times to bond with his father. “In my preteen years, my Dad and I would sleep out on our sailboat on a mooring at Great Bay Marina in Newington,” he says, recalling the unforgettable moment when he saw the Milky Way for the first time.

And it was a trip out on the water nearly a decade ago — to Appledore Island on the Isles of Shoals — that would inspire Dalton to become a passionate supporter of UNH’s engineering students and programs.

Dalton was a key player in the establishment of the Engineering Internship Program at the Shoals Marine Laboratory (SML), the research laboratory run jointly by Cornell University and UNH on Appledore. On a visit to the island, Dalton realized that the lab offered a unique opportunity for engineering training. He facilitated a program that brings four students to Appledore every summer for a month’s stay and practical experience in projects in which they act as engineering consultants. Dalton served as the program’s first mentor.

Since 2006, the intern program has had huge positive impacts on dozens of engineering students as well as on SML’s physical sustainability infrastructure, from its solar grid to wastewater treatment, according to Jennifer Seavey, Kingsbury director of SML, who has qualified Dalton’s longtime support of the lab as “legendary.” Dalton also brought professional engineers to the program from Unitil, the company he helmed as president for 35 years. When he retired, Unitil stepped in to help support and expand the program in his honor, but Dalton still traveled to Appledore to work with interns until 2016.

A hard worker throughout his life, Dalton was employed by First National grocery stores in high school and while studying for his bachelor’s degree at UNH. He worked as an engineer at Newport Electric in Newport, Rhode Island, before moving back to New Hampshire to accept an engineering position with Exeter and Hampton Electric Company. In 1978, he was named President of the company. In 1985 he helped form the holding company Unitil Corp., which joined Exeter and Hampton Electric Company with two other utility companies. He served as its president until his retirement in 2003; he remained on the Board of Directors for another 10 years.

An active volunteer, Dalton held several community positions in Exeter, including president of the Chamber of Commerce and memberships in the Historic District Commission and Exeter Rotary Club. He was a former president of the UNH Foundation Board and helped establish the College of Engineering and Physical Science (CEPS) Alumni Board, on which he later served as president, along with mentoring many engineering students throughout the years. He helped raise funds to build the Whittemore Center and he and Bea were fixtures at UNH sports events.

His interests were many, including hobbies such as zip-lining and glider flying, but his family always came first, say his children. “He was always available and supportive no matter where I found myself in life,” says his daughter Jill.

His daughter Lee Ann has a favorite memory of her dad’s relationship with Justin, her now-husband, who “dumped” her in seventh grade, a preteen heartbreak her protective father helped her get through. Decades later, Lee Ann and Justin reunited and got married. “Justin made Dad laugh harder than I have ever seen him laugh,” she says. “It was one of the greatest joys of my life to see Dad become friends with the very guy he thought was so full of himself as a young man, the guy who dumped his daughter and then married her 30 years later. I’m so lucky to have had a dad like mine, ready to start new adventures and forge such strong connections with so many people. He was one of a kind.”

eace and Love!” Jesse Gangwer enjoyed ending spirited conversations with Durham friends and new acquaintances with his signature wish for a calm and happy day. Decades of students and other visitors to shops and restaurants along Main Street could count on seeing Gangwer taking care of business in the Town and Campus block, which he acquired in 1960.

Early on, business at the first Town and Campus store was so slow that he amused himself by playing handball against the building, recalls June Allen Gangwer, his wife of 64 years. The lull was brief. Students and Durham residents alike soon realized that if you needed something, Town and Campus would probably have it — and if not, Jesse would do everything he could to get it.

He kept a “want list” of items people asked for and tried to ensure that the most popular requests, (which included branded UNH clothing and school supplies for students) were always in stock. He and June also tried to help anyone in need of a ride, including driving them to Dover or Portsmouth. “At one point, we would even pick up prescriptions that people called in to the pharmacy in Dover and bring them to the store where the patient could pick them up,” she says. “You could never do that today!”

Gangwer had a soft spot for UNH students: He cashed their checks, and was known for lending emergency money, which was almost always repaid even it sometimes took a few years. Recalling his kindheartedness, June remembers the time he noticed a forlorn-looking young man, suitcase in hand, sitting on the sidewalk outside the store. Asking if he could help, Gangwer learned that the student, from another country, had been accepted at UNH but through some mix-up had arrived in Durham with no place to stay. Gangwer took charge, finding him accommodations for the night and getting him settled.

The Town and Campus store was such a success that the Gangwers soon branched out, adding a card store, an ice cream shop, a flower shop, a bookstore, and a dry cleaner, among other commercial enterprises. Many alumni fondly remember the Down Under, a casual gathering spot in a space under the store, which was later replaced by a popular Italian restaurant. The Gangwers’ son, Samuel ’89, opened a second Town and Campus store in Plymouth, which he has since sold. Jesse and June also purchased the Tin Palace (current site of an Aroma Joe’s), a nearby restaurant specializing in hamburgers. When a national hamburger chain came to town, the Tin Palace switched to offering pizza, which was, says June, “a huge success with the students.”

Although much of his life revolved around his businesses, Gangwer enjoyed several hobbies, including attending UNH hockey games with June, fly-fishing in Portsmouth and in Florida where they vacationed, and competitive games of cribbage. He was a loving father to their three children, Samuel, daughter Catherine, and son Allen, who passed away at age 15, and a proud grandfather to six grandchildren. One of Jesse’s granddaughters, Kaitlyn Bassett Guillemette ’07, took over her grandparents’ flower shop (Red Carpet Florist) and moved it to Lee, where it is known as In Bloom Weddings and Events.

Thanksgiving was traditionally a special time for Gangwer. For many years, he and June hosted the holiday at the Tin Palace for their extended family. With restaurant-size pots and plenty of room to spread out, it was easy to cook for a crowd and a lot of fun, says June. Jesse was a natural in the kitchen, she adds. During the Korean War he had served with a medical team in charge of inspecting all the food served at Aberdeen Proving Grounds.

Following Jesse’s death from heart failure on April 21, 2021, at the age of 89, many who knew him sent online condolences to his family, sharing how much he had touched their lives. A former student, grateful to Jesse for hiring him to work at Town and Campus while he was studying at UNH, wrote, “He was more than my employer, he was my friend and a mentor to my business ambitions. His patient counsel made a difference in my life.” Still another spoke for decades of UNH students and Durham residents, writing, “I will not be able to drive through downtown Durham without thinking about him.”

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Former Faculty Member
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Jonathan P. Groh
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James H. Noyes
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Howard F. Stiles
Former Staff Member
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John K. Wackman
Former Faculty Member
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Gail K. Wingate
Former Staff Member
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Carol A. Wolfrum
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Frances M. Colman Rines ’42
October 9, 2020

Leonard S. Sawyer ’47
January 12, 2021

Doris Hewitt Scheinkman ’49
May 22, 2020

Arnold L. Seeche ’48
September 14, 2021

Jane Phipps Skofield ’47
September 12, 2021

Richard L. VanDyne ’49
June 6, 2021

Muriel Reisman Weyl ’47
June 28, 2020

Lucille Larrabee Worcester ’47
August 10, 2021

Robert J. Amirault ’46
October 8, 2019

Madelon G. Willis Baker ’41
June 9, 2021

Priscilla D. Brock Baker ’47
October 3, 2021

Dorothy LaRochelle Barker ’49
July 25, 2021

Norman R. Bowles ’49
October 17, 2020

Marilyn L. Bowen Coggins ’46
October 2, 2019

Marjorie Fletcher Cole ’48
May 14, 2021

Ralph I. Condon Jr. ’48
April 8, 2021

Kathleen Glines Dyer ’48
July 1, 2021

Albert Firestone ’48
July 10, 2020

Charlotte Myers Futerfas ’48
September 12, 2021

Lois Bishop Gay ’47
June 27, 2021

William B. Gist Jr. ’45
April 16, 2019

Wallace I. Goddard II ’48
April 18, 2020

Elaine A. Hirshberg ’43
July 4, 2021

Dorothy M. Kimball Kraft ’43
July 1, 2021

C Anne A. Thompson Landini ’47
May 9, 2021

Donald G. Maynard ’48
June 5, 2021

Don P. McCarter ’48
June 12, 2021

Margaret G. McGrath ’48
August 28, 2021

Mary Stewart Morrill ’47
January 20, 2021

Walter M. Platt Jr. ’43
July 12, 2020

Andigone Bisbas Rellas ’47
May 30, 2021

Frances M. Colman Rines ’42
October 9, 2020

Leonard S. Sawyer ’47
January 12, 2021

Doris Hewitt Scheinkman ’49
May 22, 2020

Arnold L. Seeche ’48
September 14, 2021

Jane Phipps Skofield ’47
September 12, 2021

Richard L. VanDyne ’49
June 6, 2021

Muriel Reisman Weyl ’47
June 28, 2020

Lucille Larrabee Worcester ’47
August 10, 2021

George A. Robbins ’52
March 11, 2020

Peter H. Roberts ’58
August 14, 2021

Marion McClellan Robertson ’50
June 12, 2021

Charles A. Robichaud ’56
June 29, 2021

Ralph J. Rowell Jr. ’54
July 16, 2020

Robert G. Ruel ’51
January 4, 2021

Frank N. Sawyer Jr. ’55
February 16, 2020

Phyllis A. Kovner Shiro ’50
May 22, 2021

Roderick W. Story ’59
October 13, 2020

Sally A. Jobes Sutherland ’53
September 24, 2021

John E. Swenson ’58
October 9, 2021

John E. Trafford ’54, ’58G
July 3, 2021

Robert C. Traquair ’53
July 20, 2021

Gino A. Trevisani ’56G, ’59PhD
July 28, 2021

Carol Grace Turci ’51
January 11, 2020

Marjorie Hale Vachon ’50
December 28, 2020

Robert P. Vallee ’59
July 24, 2021

Raymond P. Vigneault ’52G
September 24, 2021

Sandra Peary Walker ’58
August 22, 2021

Robert W. Watson Ph.D. ’53
August 9, 2021

Roger B. Webster ’55
February 5, 2020

Marina Levi Weeks ’56
September 7, 2020

Stephen P. Weglarz ’50
July 16, 2021

Francella Woods ’51, ’52G, ’69PhD
September 27, 2021

John A. Worthen III ’50
May 7, 2021

Charles R. Zecchini ’50
June 15, 2021

Jerry W. Aarts ’52
June 24, 2020

Payson B. Averill Jr. ’55
July 13, 2021

Bruce A. Barmby ’54, ’56G
August 16, 2021

Frank A. Bellefeuille ’58
September 2, 2021

Richard E. Bennett ’52
September 12, 2021

Robert W. Boisvert ’58
May 7, 2021

Laura Welch Bowker ’58
December 23, 2020

Carol Preller Brown ’56
March 25, 2021

David D. Buttrick ’53
August 5, 2021

Marilynn Hollis Campbell ’55
July 4, 2021

Raymond W. Carlson ’58
June 7, 2021

Thomas M. Casey ’56
August 4, 2019

John J. Castellano Ph.D. ’58
November 21, 2019

William E. Clark Jr. ’54
September 30, 2021

Donald S. Clarke ’56
August 22, 2021

Joyce H. Cohen ’58
August 11, 2020

Mary Bernaby Connelly ’58
December 21, 2020

Leslie D. Cooper ’53, ’61G
September 17, 2021

Lora Lawrence Cooper ’50
June 17, 2020

Natalie Ayer Craig ’55
January 12, 2020

Ralph C. Craig ’53
November 1, 2020

Evangeline Ftergiotis Crawford ’56
April 27, 2019

Richard D. Daley ’59, ’71G
July 10, 2021

Howard C. Daly ’50, ’52G
May 6, 2021

Jean I. Garside Danforth ’52
October 1, 2019

Minot S. Desmond Jr. ’54
June 1, 2021

Bruce F. Dining ’58
May 6, 2021

Charlotte Fink Distel ’58
June 9, 2021

George H. Dooley ’53
August 12, 2020

John C. Eckels Jr. ’58, ’64G
October 4, 2021

Ralph F. Eckhardt ’59
January 5, 2020

Jason Z. Edelstein ’51, ’53G
September 4, 2021

Myron L. Gantt ’59G
May 7, 2021

Barbara Bailey Ghioto ’57
July 4, 2020

Paul D. Glanville ’52
February 22, 2020

Ernest M. Greenberg ’57
July 1, 2021

Robert M. Hackett ’54
August 10, 2021

F. William Haubrich ’51
October 2, 2021

Jane Bresnahan Haubrich ’52
May 28, 2021

Harold Henderson ’51
January 24, 2020

Anne Fecteau Hirshberg ’58
September 25, 2021

Elizabeth E. Emerson Hogan ’51
January 20, 2021

Beverly Lessard Hoover ’51
June 2, 2021

John F. Kent ’53
November 17, 2020

Nancy E. Scammon Kilmain ’58
July 3, 2021

Graydon C. Kingsland ’55G
October 2, 2021

Joanne E. Buswell Kooistra ’53
May 24, 2021

Elinor J. LaFleur Olson ’55
September 23, 2021

Raymond B. Lanctot ’59
September 4, 2021

Loire Warner Leavitt ’53
May 19, 2021

Lawrence L. Leistinger ’55, ’65G
October 2, 2019

Anne M. Flanagan Long ’50
June 30, 2021

Jere L. Lundholm ’53
June 16, 2021

William G. Machell ’51
August 20, 2021

Roger H. Marek ’50
November 27, 2019

Richard A. Martin ’56
September 27, 2021

Alice Baston McCauley ’54
August 10, 2021

Janet A. Curran McConnell ’56
August 30, 2021

John P. McShane ’56
July 25, 2021

Albert J. Merlini ’51
July 15, 2021

Henry L. Moody ’58
May 7, 2021

James R. Murray ’54
January 22, 2021

Marilyn Breed Murray ’55
December 25, 2020

Robert Myerson ’59
June 18, 2020

Bradford B. Nees ’52
August 6, 2021

Arlene Roy Nichols ’50
September 22, 2021

Robert B. Olesen ’56
May 5, 2021

Stephen G. Pappas ’56
June 27, 2021

Robert W. Perham ’50
January 22, 2021

Richard H. Phillips ’59
October 23, 2020

Ethelyn Rollins Pierce ’52
January 28, 2020

Richard A. Poulin ’56
September 28, 2021

Shirley Fielding Pritchard ’57
August 9, 2021

Douglas H. Rennie ’54
August 24, 2021

Lillian Cyr Reps ’59
June 1, 2021

Clifford S. Reuter III ’51
July 27, 2021

Joyce Worden Richardson ’52
March 10, 2021

George A. Robbins ’52
March 11, 2020

Peter H. Roberts ’58
August 14, 2021

Marion McClellan Robertson ’50
June 12, 2021

Charles A. Robichaud ’56
June 29, 2021

Ralph J. Rowell Jr. ’54
July 16, 2020

Robert G. Ruel ’51
January 4, 2021

Frank N. Sawyer Jr. ’55
February 16, 2020

Phyllis A. Kovner Shiro ’50
May 22, 2021

Roderick W. Story ’59
October 13, 2020

Sally A. Jobes Sutherland ’53
September 24, 2021

John E. Swenson ’58
October 9, 2021

John E. Trafford ’54, ’58G
July 3, 2021

Robert C. Traquair ’53
July 20, 2021

Gino A. Trevisani ’56G, ’59PhD
July 28, 2021

Carol Grace Turci ’51
January 11, 2020

Marjorie Hale Vachon ’50
December 28, 2020

Robert P. Vallee ’59
July 24, 2021

Raymond P. Vigneault ’52G
September 24, 2021

Sandra Peary Walker ’58
August 22, 2021

Robert W. Watson Ph.D. ’53
August 9, 2021

Roger B. Webster ’55
February 5, 2020

Marina Levi Weeks ’56
September 7, 2020

Stephen P. Weglarz ’50
July 16, 2021

Francella Woods ’51, ’52G, ’69PhD
September 27, 2021

John A. Worthen III ’50
May 7, 2021

Charles R. Zecchini ’50
June 15, 2021

Priscilla Smith Pancoast ’68
Oct. 29, 2021

Donald A. Phillips ’61
April 27, 2021

Thomas E. Platt ’60
September 8, 2021

Janice Erikson Quinn ’61
September 28, 2021

Donald H. Raymond ’64G
January 11, 2021

William F. Redden Jr. ’65
January 13, 2019

Thomas H. Richards ’64
October 30, 2020

Jane H. Walker Richmond ’62
September 21, 2021

Gael E. Moran Romei ’69
June 17, 2021

Frank E. Salisbury III ’66G
September 26, 2021

Walter J. Savitch Ph.D. ’64
February 1, 2021

Evelyn L. Schroeder ’69, ’73G
June 3, 2021

David C. Seavey ’69G
September 5, 2021

Henry T. St. Pierre ’61, ’82G
August 9, 2021

Rob D. Steady ’62
July 30, 2021

Michael E. Sullivan ’61
June 27, 2020

Thomas L. Sweeney ’64
October 21, 2020

Loretta Barry Szymanski ’67
February 5, 2020

Vernon J. Thibodeau ’63
June 15, 2021

Roberta B. Todd ’63
July 15, 2021

Eugene A. Tucker ’61
June 22, 2021

Aileen Albrecht Weissblum ’68
August 14, 2021

Pamela S. Abbott ’64
July 9, 2021

Bernard W. Balser ’63
November 27, 2019

Peter E. Barrett ’63
May 29, 2021

George W. Beaudet ’60
August 1, 2020

Susan Bonner Belding ’65
February 25, 2021

Joseph H. Belliveau ’62
September 10, 2021

Robert E. Bennett ’64
June 7, 2021

Eleanor A. Handford Berney ’69G
June 2, 2021

Arolyn Benson Berube ’61
May 31, 2021

Daniel F. Bridges ’68G
March 7, 2019

David J. Broderick Ph.D. ’65, ’67G
October 10, 2019

Phyllis Robertson Brown ’62
September 5, 2021

John D. Buttny ’66
December 11, 2020

Eric M. Buzza Jr. ’68
August 10, 2021

Bruce W. Cargill ’66
April 12, 2021

Robert A. Cassano ’67
August 9, 2021

Peter R. Cegelka ’66G
September 27, 2021

Sandra A. Michaud Chasse ’68, ’70G
June 26, 2021

Kathleen L. Chertok ’69
September 13, 2021

Robert D. Childre ’65
January 23, 2021

Trudy D. Conner Christian ’69G
September 24, 2021

Bruce A. Cygan ’69
May 11, 2021

Paul E. D’Allesandro ’62
August 28, 2021

John D. Davis ’61G, ’63PhD
June 6, 2021

Robert C. Dearborn ’64
August 29, 2020

Judith Francis Dickinson ’63
January 31, 2021

J. Raymond Doherty ’65
May 23, 2021

Frederick G. Dowalo ’64
February 10, 2021

Gerald F. Duggan ’65
June 3, 2021

Jeanne Olmstead Eaton ’63
December 15, 2020

Diana Eames Esterly ’64
May 18, 2021

Marsha L. Feldman ’65
June 22, 2020

Roger B. Fell ’69G
May 19, 2021

M. Parker Finney II ’60
May 6, 2021

Chester G. Gage ’68
September 24, 2021

Thomas P. Gelinas ’63
December 30, 2019

Judy Isacoff Gelles ’65
March 14, 2020

Richard G. Gladu ’61
August 10, 2021

Edward H. Gleich M.D. ’69
May 6, 2020

Steven D. Gulick Jr. ’69
September 1, 2021

Tor K. Hansen ’60
August 25, 2021

Thomas A. Horne ’66
July 23, 2021

John J. Hourigan ’63
June 28, 2021

Allan D. Hutchins ’63
September 12, 2021

William E. Ingalls ’68
August 13, 2021

George Iselin ’69
September 7, 2021

Jibryne E. Karter Jr. ’68
April 11, 2021

William S. Kimball ’62
September 28, 2021

Miriam P. Knight ’60
April 29, 2020

David W. Knudsen ’65G
June 15, 2021

Philip D. Koerner ’69
July 9, 2021

Nancy M. Hanks Laitala ’61
May 6, 2021

Robert L. Leclerc ’64
July 11, 2021

Edward W. Little ’62
May 16, 2021

Florence A. Manley MacIntyre ’69
October 16, 2020

Robert M. Maloney ’60
July 27, 2021

Mary Shaughnessy Marquis ’64
July 27, 2021

Richard G. Marshall ’61
July 19, 2021

Janet D. Martin ’62
July 7, 2021

Leo W. Martin ’60
June 25, 2021

James R. Maxwell ’69
August 27, 2021

Dick B. Mezquita ’62
September 19, 2021

Mary Crofoot Mitchell ’64
December 15, 2020

Russell M. Moore ’60
July 10, 2021

Barbara A. Burrill Moulton ’61, ’75G, ’83G
September 14, 2021

Ilona Manor Muhlich ’63
August 31, 2021

Harold P. Nevers ’65, ’68G
April 20, 2021

John R. Niemela ’69G
August 28, 2021

Priscilla Smith Pancoast ’68
Oct. 29, 2021

Donald A. Phillips ’61
April 27, 2021

Thomas E. Platt ’60
September 8, 2021

Janice Erikson Quinn ’61
September 28, 2021

Donald H. Raymond ’64G
January 11, 2021

William F. Redden Jr. ’65
January 13, 2019

Thomas H. Richards ’64
October 30, 2020

Jane H. Walker Richmond ’62
September 21, 2021

Gael E. Moran Romei ’69
June 17, 2021

Frank E. Salisbury III ’66G
September 26, 2021

Walter J. Savitch Ph.D. ’64
February 1, 2021

Evelyn L. Schroeder ’69, ’73G
June 3, 2021

David C. Seavey ’69G
September 5, 2021

Henry T. St. Pierre ’61, ’82G
August 9, 2021

Rob D. Steady ’62
July 30, 2021

Michael E. Sullivan ’61
June 27, 2020

Thomas L. Sweeney ’64
October 21, 2020

Loretta Barry Szymanski ’67
February 5, 2020

Vernon J. Thibodeau ’63
June 15, 2021

Roberta B. Todd ’63
July 15, 2021

Eugene A. Tucker ’61
June 22, 2021

Aileen Albrecht Weissblum ’68
August 14, 2021

Geoffrey M. Robarge ’75G
September 8, 2021

Stephen S. Rodewald ’74G
March 12, 2021

Elizabeth A. Bradford Schneider ’74
March 16, 2020

George C. Schulze ’73
September 4, 2020

George M. Scully ’74
April 11, 2020

Jonathan R. Seaver ’78
August 21, 2020

Carolynn Luce Small ’73
February 12, 2021

Frederick J. Smith III ’77G
July 20, 2020

Robert T. Smith ’73
September 12, 2021

William Smith ’75
July 20, 2021

Gene T. Sordillo ’78
March 11, 2020

Halcyon Hobbs Springer ’75
August 28, 2021

Elisa Fernandez-Grandal Stoykovich ’72G, ’74G
July 23, 2021

Steven P. Sweeney ’72
May 17, 2020

James E. Tenuta ’71
December 23, 2019

James G. Theophilos ’71
August 18, 2021

Elizabeth A. Peterson Thompson ’78
June 19, 2021

James T. Tsiatsios ’79G
October 4, 2021

Gerald F. Tullis ’78
August 22, 2019

Eric E. Wilczynski ’78
July 1, 2021

Arlene J. Douglass Wilson ’76
July 13, 2021

Thomas E. Wyman ’74
January 30, 2020

Paul R. Aldrich ’74G
January 7, 2020

Fabian Aparisi ’75
December 12, 2020

Mary A. Athanas ’73
June 12, 2021

Sylvia L. Bartlett ’74
January 7, 2020

William R. Battles ’72
August 12, 2021

Janet Gagne Benson ’78, ’82G, ’86G
May 16, 2021

Jeffry P. Berry ’72, ’76G
October 6, 2020

Donald C. Bissell ’73
September 25, 2019

James A. Blum ’76
February 27, 2021

George R. Bolduc ’72G
August 6, 2021

Cathryn J. Schweitzer Bondar ’77
June 5, 2021

Brian P. Boucher ’70
May 19, 2021

Gary P. Brodeur ’74
July 21, 2019

John S. Brookfield Jr. ’74G
June 5, 2021

Shepard C. Buchanan ’76
May 25, 2021

Harold J. Bush Jr. ’74G
June 2, 2021

Bradford W. Chandler ’74
February 1, 2021

Guy A. Cloutier ’79
February 3, 2020

JoEllen Lindh D’Ambrosio ’73G
June 5, 2021

Irene Houde Derosier ’76
July 2, 2021

David A. Devriendt ’75
February 8, 2021

Burgess Doherty ’72G
June 14, 2021

Sueann Twombly Dumas ’73
October 18, 2020

Trudy Fowler Fadden ’79
September 30, 2019

Barbara J. Coffman Fielding ’70
September 30, 2021

Maureen P. Sullivan Fitzgerald ’74
September 13, 2020

Patricia A. Pierce Fitzgerald ’77
December 4, 2020

Kevin J. Fitzgibbon ’78
June 4, 2021

Elizabeth L. Harris Gagnon ’73, ’74G
September 23, 2021

Richard J. Gelles Ph.D. ’73PhD
June 26, 2020

Steven A. Goodwin ’77
July 9, 2021

Ann M. Gruczka ’75
July 23, 2020

Laurine Haley ’70G
September 6, 2021

David M. Hall ’71
November 14, 2020

Marvin A. Hanson ’75G
October 6, 2020

Glenn E. Harbour ’70
February 24, 2021

Dolores Colandrea Harvey ’70
August 14, 2021

Cynthia Hackett Hatfield ’79
August 11, 2021

Jennifer J. Spera Howe ’72
June 12, 2021

E. Thelma Mitchell Hutton ’79
July 26, 2021

Kimberly Shaw Isaak ’79
September 13, 2021

Michael J. Jerabek ’79
August 31, 2021

Patricia C. Kelley Ph.D. ’75
June 25, 2020

Patricia R. Austin Kelliher ’72
June 16, 2021

William E. Knoop ’76PhD
February 19, 2020

Joseph T. Kownacki ’76JD
May 20, 2020

Robert C. Lundholm ’76
February 7, 2021

Thomas B. Marshall ’77
June 13, 2021

Jan Byram Martel ’74
October 2, 2021

Thomas F. McNulty ’72
June 12, 2021

Ann Cole Melendy ’73
May 5, 2021

Russell G. Merrill ’71
October 12, 2019

Edward J. Mertens Esq. ’78JD
December 5, 2020

Alan N. Miller ’70
February 8, 2021

Carol Christopher Morehouse ’78
May 31, 2019

John C. Musick ’76
March 12, 2020

Boleslav T. Nawrocki ’74
October 21, 2020

Forrest W. Nutter Jr. ’78G
September 12, 2020

Elizabeth A. O’Neill ’74
February 24, 2021

Jane O. Page ’72G
June 14, 2021

William A. Pellerin ’71
May 23, 2021

Harry M. Perkins ’72
March 18, 2019

Rene R. Perry ’72G
May 7, 2021

Diane Kounkoulas Peterson ’79G
September 21, 2021

Bruce C. Plumer ’73
December 4, 2019

Cheryl Tamm Raymond ’71
March 31, 2019

Owen A. Rice Jr. ’74
May 13, 2021

Jeffrey H. Richards ’76
February 21, 2021

Geoffrey R. Richenburg ’72
June 9, 2021

Geoffrey M. Robarge ’75G
September 8, 2021

Stephen S. Rodewald ’74G
March 12, 2021

Elizabeth A. Bradford Schneider ’74
March 16, 2020

George C. Schulze ’73
September 4, 2020

George M. Scully ’74
April 11, 2020

Jonathan R. Seaver ’78
August 21, 2020

Carolynn Luce Small ’73
February 12, 2021

Frederick J. Smith III ’77G
July 20, 2020

Robert T. Smith ’73
September 12, 2021

William Smith ’75
July 20, 2021

Gene T. Sordillo ’78
March 11, 2020

Halcyon Hobbs Springer ’75
August 28, 2021

Elisa Fernandez-Grandal Stoykovich ’72G, ’74G
July 23, 2021

Steven P. Sweeney ’72
May 17, 2020

James E. Tenuta ’71
December 23, 2019

James G. Theophilos ’71
August 18, 2021

Elizabeth A. Peterson Thompson ’78
June 19, 2021

James T. Tsiatsios ’79G
October 4, 2021

Gerald F. Tullis ’78
August 22, 2019

Eric E. Wilczynski ’78
July 1, 2021

Arlene J. Douglass Wilson ’76
July 13, 2021

Thomas E. Wyman ’74
January 30, 2020

Earle M. Ray III ’85
May 29, 2021

Beverly Clark Richards ’82
July 9, 2021

Mary B. Stoner ’82
December 11, 2020

Alan E. Stuart ’84
June 10, 2021

Gloria Marquez-Sterling Tanner ’80
October 14, 2020

Martha J. Thomas ’83
May 4, 2021

Kevin C. Wason ’81G
June 25, 2021

Edna M. White-O’Sullivan ’81G
July 3, 2021

Wayne A. Williams ’82G
May 3, 2021

Lori L. Alexander ’82
June 4, 2021

Charles W. Altenbern ’82
September 16, 2021

Joseph T. Basius ’82, ’85G
August 31, 2021

Donald A. Blouin ’83
March 28, 2020

Richard S. Blustein ’80
April 27, 2020

Yolande N. Lamontagne Caron Esq. ’87JD
January 1, 2020

Lois A. Connors ’89G
July 26, 2021

Bayla Goldsmith Cornell Esq. ’81JD
December 6, 2019

Mark A. Cote ’87
July 11, 2021

Kim Montplaisir Coyle ’80
July 19, 2021

Paul S. Cuetara ’80G
August 25, 2021

Steven B. Foley ’85
September 11, 2021

Susan A. Wassell Gentry ’80
July 22, 2020

Elizabeth J. Keegan Healy ’86
September 23, 2021

Mary Hutchins Hill ’86
September 21, 2021

Eric W. Hostage ’81
June 5, 2019

James B. Kirk III ’83G
November 15, 2020

Jeffrey A. Lavoie ’87
September 16, 2021

Christopher J. Lee ’81
January 20, 2021

Katharine Erkkila Leitz ’88G
March 28, 2020

Karen M. Curesky McCusker ’86
September 22, 2021

Nicole Isaak Moore ’86
August 2, 2021

Ruth A. Morehouse ’82
April 27, 2019

Melvin M. Morrison ’81
June 6, 2021

Bruce C. Nutbrown ’88
May 24, 2021

Judith M. Paradis ’81
April 28, 2019

Julie A. Patterson ’87
August 1, 2021

Phillip A. Patton ’87
May 15, 2021

Mark E. Pritchard ’80
June 4, 2019

Earle M. Ray III ’85
May 29, 2021

Beverly Clark Richards ’82
July 9, 2021

Mary B. Stoner ’82
December 11, 2020

Alan E. Stuart ’84
June 10, 2021

Gloria Marquez-Sterling Tanner ’80
October 14, 2020

Martha J. Thomas ’83
May 4, 2021

Kevin C. Wason ’81G
June 25, 2021

Edna M. White-O’Sullivan ’81G
July 3, 2021

Wayne A. Williams ’82G
May 3, 2021

Derek B. Smith ’95
August 17, 2021

Janet T. Murphy Smith ’92, ’96
September 26, 2021

Mark A. Spear ’91
May 11, 2021

Sean O. Starkey ’99
July 4, 2021

Joseph S. Tormes ’96
July 5, 2020

Annick Tropp ’96JD
May 6, 2021

Craig K. Wilson ’93
August 18, 2021

Margaret S. Lynch Adams ’91
September 29, 2021

Susan Babineau ’92
September 9, 2021

Inge C. Bradley ’95, ’97
September 14, 2021

Dana C. Buchawiecki
July 4, 2021

Lisa M. Caswell ’96, ’97G
July 30, 2021

Ursula B. Taylor Classon ’91
January 13, 2021

Hope D. Collins ’88, ’91, ’94G
July 1, 2021

Lois D. Dean ’93
July 3, 2019

Sandra M. Zickler Driscoll ’94
August 25, 2021

Andrew R. Gallagher ’98
July 4, 2021

Chris Hitz-Bradley ’92JD
June 8, 2021

Tina M. Jerome ’97JD/MICT
September 27, 2021

David R. Konze ’99
August 8, 2021

Bruce A. Lepage ’98
March 14, 2021

Denise M. Mercier Nelson ’93
September 16, 2021

Jeffrey M. Noel ’92, ’95
June 2, 2021

Jo E. Divoll Parker ’90G
June 7, 2021

Eric D. Peterson ’98G
July 5, 2021

Kevin G. Prince ’99
August 19, 2021

Lon P. Quinn ’99
June 20, 2021

Nathan R. Ramsey ’93
June 7, 2021

John D. Richards III ’99JD
August 11, 2021

John W. Roos ’90
June 22, 2021

David M. Schnur ’95
July 23, 2021

Derek B. Smith ’95
August 17, 2021

Janet T. Murphy Smith ’92, ’96
September 26, 2021

Mark A. Spear ’91
May 11, 2021

Sean O. Starkey ’99
July 4, 2021

Joseph S. Tormes ’96
July 5, 2020

Annick Tropp ’96JD
May 6, 2021

Craig K. Wilson ’93
August 18, 2021

Ruth L. Citroni Richardson ’01
May 23, 2021

Philip H. Tapley ’00G
July 24, 2021

Nicholas R. Barreira ’16
July 29, 2021

Michele E. Barfield ’00
July 7, 2021

Richard T. Brennan Jr. ’05G
May 13, 2021

Erik J. Clinton ’08
July 19, 2021

Ryan L. Kilian ’00
July 12, 2021

Andre R. Laliberte ’05G
August 17, 2021

Charles P. MacLellan ’09
October 11, 2021

Scott M. Mullin ’05
August 1, 2021

Emily R. Ostrander ’05
June 1, 2021

Jane M. Pollard ’04G
September 19, 2021

Ruth L. Citroni Richardson ’01
May 23, 2021

Philip H. Tapley ’00G
July 24, 2021

Nicholas R. Barreira ’16
July 29, 2021

James H. McCann IV ’19
June 4, 2021

Joshua P. Richards ’11
September 14, 2021

Danielle L. Barsky ’10
July 3, 2021

Daniel J. Bregger ’11
August 29, 2021

Erik V. Croto ’10, ’11G
January 17, 2021

Casey J. Lasell ’12
August 9, 2021

Stacey M. Lee ’13
July 8, 2021

Jessie W. Levine ’12G
June 26, 2021

James H. McCann IV ’19
June 4, 2021

Joshua P. Richards ’11
September 14, 2021